TiddlyWikiWrite

On Writer Unboxed, Lisa Janice Cohen shares her adaptation of TiddlyWiki for writers.

Organize your Novel with a Wiki
Organize your Novel with a Wiki, part 2

How to keep track of Series Novels

Tracy Grant shares her method, and that of other authors, of keeping track of a series of books and their characters, events, and other pertinent info.

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Floyd Skloot

The Writing Life - 8/4/2008 - Publishers Weekly

In The Wink of the Zenith (Reviews, June 30), poet and memoirist Skloot—who was brain damaged after a viral attack in 1988—dissects his often bumpy path to becoming a writer.

See also: Nonfiction Reviews (Scroll down to the red star)

Writing a Book in Google Docs

Philipp Lenssen at Google Blogoscoped shares the process by which he is writing a collaborative book with Google Docs:

Writing a Book in Google Docs

Found via 43 Folders

Tricia Sullivan's "Non-Outlining" Process

a moment of burnt hat - some non-outlining process thingies

yWriter - Word Processor for Authors

yWriter, a writing program that I tinkered with alot but never really stuck with, has had a recent update. A lot of people recommend it, and I'd say it's worth taking a look at. It just didn't work for me. It's windows, so I don't think I'll take another look at it, but there it is, fyi.

yWriter - Word Processor for Authors

New Version of Blogger to check out

Blogger has released a beta version with some interesting, but long overdue, features. Labels (tags), drag and drop editing, the ability to have your blog be private, or viewable to "members". I've already started a more personal blog with a new domain name, but hopefully I'll get notice soon that I can change this blog over. I'm looking forward to that.

http://buzz.blogger.com/2006/08/blogger-in-beta.html